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The most striking data I heard today was that 90K Michiganders voted on the entire ballot EXCEPT President. They voted for NO ONE at the top of the ticket.

 

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Should've nominated Bernie.

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Now, the question will be how our government can regain at least some functionality

 

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Agreed.!

 

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It'll be very smooth.

Reps could eliminate the filibuster in Senate altogether. No "obstruction" to impede "functionality". Isn't that what you want?

Reps lost just 5 house seats - in a tricking presidential year - giving them 242 (218 needed for majority)

Reps lost 2 senate seats giving them 52 (after rep wins Louisiana seat)

Obama won by:

2008 - 10mil

2012 - 6mil

Hillary won by: 280k and in WI, MI, PA, FL lost by razor thin. Trump got fewer votes than Romney.

Think about that.

Who are those 6mil people who voted for Obama twice AND refused to go to polls this past Tuesday? They're complaining about the results on Facebook today. So vapid.

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Or preventing the fair hearing of even some legislative action . . .

 

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Sometimes the truth stings

The GOP would love to take up many of these subjects, debate them and offer amendments; it is Reid who either won’t take up meaty issues or won’t allow any minority amendments, a practice he has taken further than any modern Senate leader.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/blogs/right-turn/wp/2014/08/04/harry-reids-reign-of-paralysis/%3F0p19G%3De?client=safari

Yay facts!

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Of course the fact that Legere voted for Hillary and Marcelo held a fundraiser for Hillary definitely won't help. Plus the fact that he'd be helping two foreign companies at the cost of thousands of American jobs.

So yeah not happening. But don't worry. Sprint is on track!

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Sprint T-Mobile merger will cause massive job losses in the long term. Trump campaigned on job losses, remember?

Why would he allow a merger between two companies who, according to their CEOs, are doing marvelously?

https://www.ft.com/content/517a0974-cfdc-11e5-92a1-c5e23ef99c77?0p19G=c

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The Republican members of the House and Senate have spent a majority of the last 8 years obstructing law creation. I'm not convinced they even remember how to. That coupled with a president who has zero experience writing laws and a Congress who is only willing to tolerate him. In summary, there is very little to show that much will happen quickly.

You mean voting against laws with which they disagree? Shocking!

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